Dishonored Overseer Mask, 3D Printed

Hello! I'm going to teach you how to build the Overseer mask from Dishonored. The video above is the main instructions but below I will include materials needed to complete the full Overseer Mask.

People often ask me where they can go to print and here's some options for you:

• personal printer (or friends printer)
• school/university
• Maker Space (including the different varieties of those type of shops)
• online (people will do this service for you and ship it to you, fees different from person to person)
• Tip ~ If the size of the project is too big, use a slicer to fit your printer bed

You will need:

• Sand paper (different grits of course, I list some of my favorite types in the video. Start somewhere around 100-200 and finish however high you'd like, I finished it at ~360)
• Denatured Alcohol (to clean before spray painting)
• Primer spray paint (I have two above that I alternated with)
• (Optional) XTC-3D (fill in any small holes)
• Black spray paint (your choice, I used two kinds)
• Gloves (protect your hands)
• Gold spray paint
• Acrylic paint (need black only)
• Satin clear enamel

You will need:

• Kevlar (any material works for straps, but some might not hold spray paint)
• Velcro
• 5 Minute Apoxy (additional things for attaching straps):
  • Popcicle stick (stir)
  • Paper plate (spreads the Apoxy out so it doesn't cure as fast)
  • Foil (on plate, keeps it from soaking into the plate)
• Paper towel/ news paper under project

You will need:

• A party suit from Party City or online (get a large or if they have an extra large, get that)
• Scissors
• Access to a sewing machine or needle and thread

You will need:

• A Styrofoam head
• A wooden dowel
• A wood board (size to your liking)
• Any type of wood finish

You're finished! Now you can patrol Lady Boyle's Party!

Thank you! Have fun too!